T695188917Hear the symphonies that made these composers famous. Haydn's bright and sparkling symphony, nicknamed after the 'ticking' rhythm in the second movement, was written and premiered in London, and made the composer well-known in England. Similarly, the emotional themes and lush melodies of Bruckner's Seventh Symphony were an immediate hit with the public and made Bruckner an instant celebrity.Conductor Bernard Haitink. | |
| 24 Sep 09 | Southbank Centre, West End :: V423 listing details L01064249084 |
T1590789222One of America's oldest and most highly regarded orchestras perform some of the greatest works in the classical repertoire, with legendary conductor Bernard Haitink. Experience the first and last symphonies from two of classical music's greatest composers. Mozart's final symphony, written in only a few weeks, features exuberant fanfares of trumpets and drums, and ends in a triumphant finale of blazing energy. In contrast, it took Brahms at least 14 years to write his first symphony - but the resulting work is one of his finest pieces, brimming with rich harmonies and expansive themes.Conductor Bernard Haitnik. | |
| 23 Sep 09 | Southbank Centre, West End :: V423 listing details L01966640615 |
T01712287338Conductor Riccardo Muti. | |
| 5 Oct 07 to 6 Oct 07 | Southbank Centre, West End :: V423 listing details L420420461 |
T02083013671Conductor Pierre Boulez. Performer Daniel Barenboim (piano). Music Bartok (Four Orchestral Pieces Op 12). Music Bartok (Piano Concerto No 1). Music Bartok (Concerto for Orchestra). | |
| 4 Apr 05 | Southbank Centre, West End :: V423 listing details L111815224 |
Series: Classic International 2004/5 - T01032352970Conductor Daniel Barenboim. Music Mahler (Symphony No 9). | |
| 3 Apr 05 | Southbank Centre, West End :: V423 listing details L663234089 |
